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Seth A. Robinson on 3/9/2025

We've been running weekly public Riichi Mahjong games in Kyoto for over a year now. Akiko is hellbent on spreading the gospel of jansou rules mahjong to everybody. A chombo is an unforced error penalty that makes you want to shrivel up and die. Here, we do this...

Seth A. Robinson on 3/9/2025

(pardon her singing in the bg. Music by Udio with my lyrics, such as they are)

Seth A. Robinson on 3/7/2025

who doesn't like to unwind with a little mahjong after a long day? A complaint though: No way to disable the music (?) and the only way to turn it down is to use a screw driver on the console itself!

Seth A. Robinson on 3/7/2025

Did some maintenance work on Dink Smallwood HD, built V2.08 for PC, web, iOS, and Android. (iOS and Android versions waiting on approval) Yeah, it's 27 years old and free, but as long as people are still making add-ons for it, I'll keep my versions running as long as possible

Seth A. Robinson on 2/19/2025

Are there systems already out there that might work for this? Just phone/email isn't enough, I should be able to prove I live in a specific country or prefecture, am a human taxpayer, to say, an online game, without sharing any actual info.

Seth A. Robinson on 2/19/2025

I should be able to limit my commenters and followers to "EV Level 2" or something because it has absolutely reached the point where we can't reliably detect bots. While a paywall can work, it's limited to THAT system, we need better, with more privacy

Seth A. Robinson on 2/19/2025

Random thought: We need robust global "Entity Verification". Like D-U-N-S (app developers know what that is) but with options to share multiple levels of proof, including anonymous options, like a beefed up unique advertiser ID

Seth A. Robinson on 2/12/2025

Speaking of Android, companies that don't "verify" are mass-getting removed, should cut down on crap and scams. I was worried because our Japanese corporation name on papers submitted looks different than the English version but I was "organization" verified in 30 minutes!

Seth A. Robinson on 2/12/2025

I waited until the last minute because things like this always go smoother later. For example, they recently added SMS verification in addition to voice due to problems. Of the three valid perfectly scanned IDs I sent, only ONE was accepted, so the process is still questionable

Seth A. Robinson on 2/12/2025

Trying to re-build my apps for Android, they've been partially delisted for not being updated since '22.

Good time to get rid of all the twitter links in my stuff - they don't show recent tweets to people who aren't logged in (bsky and mastodon do) so a bad way to share news.

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